The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-02-21

. Two mArTlsRO HCenbeb were lEaueu Shtut-
day by Recorder Hook. 5g.l
"MoSrr GElsro" at the Grand tonight
by Horsc5!iewis and company. 8s
TnosK who have not yet attended the
Ohio Valley Trades Aesembly's Fair ut the
Chnpline street rink Bhonld louo tonight.
THE body Of John Wagner, Welty's
teamuter who was drowned Gt tho public
landing Friday, has not boon recovered
yet. IA. .I3.. .1a;y ~.
ORIENTAL Lodge, X. Of IT,, was consoli.
dated with Alpha Lodge No. 42l. X. OF
H., Saturday evening at Odd Fellows'
Hall. ~" y
SATURDAY Auctioneer Hervey sold the
Willlsm Ramp property, being tho weat
hall o! lot No. 152, on Seventeenth street,
10 James McFadden for 81 200. II
The annual masquerade ball Of tho
Turner Association Ia to be given tonight
NJ tho Associations hail on Market street.
Kramer's oYcheatra will iurnish the music,
Henry DAMsEL, OF Belmont county,
convicted In April, 1886, Of assault. and
sent 10 tho Columbus. penitentisry for
four years hes been pardoned by Governor
Foraker. guIAs.' .,ig' II
TOMORROW Ia Washineton'a birthday
ono OF the few loyal holidays this country
has. All OF the banks will DO closed and
paper failing duo tomorrow nhould be
settled to-day. Business men should
make note Of THE. Y s:tf.fsr.g.
| MRs. HARRIET L. Eorf qualified Satur.
day as executrix OF B. N. Eof, deceased
Bond $4,000; no security required, B. NJ
Eoll, jr., also qualified as administrator
de bones non OF the estate OF John EoH, do
cease. Bond, $500; Harriet L. Eod surety
ThE only conveyance Of real estate ad.
mi!ted to record by Recorder Hook, Sat
urday, was q deed made February Is
1887, by Damiau schlog and wife, to Louit
Bellz, Tor the eoutheaat quarter Of lot No
100, on the north side Of Eighteenth street
Consideration, 81 800. ~
Yesterdays weather was 80 diBagrse.
able that 1t had decided effect on the at.
tendance at tho several churches. II
either showed or raired nearly tho entire
day. Tho snow formed slush that was
disgusting, and the air wa5 30 damp that
one was chilled 10 the bone. @
SATURDAY, Auctioneer Haller sold al
public aalo part OF tho Stewart property
in Fulton, to George kilsoa for 81 ,270, and
q piece Of ground in West Liberty TO Mr
Rogers for $500. Tho Market street pro
perty belonging 10 the Stewart estate viii
BIO sold next Saturday, having beon post
poned till then. I-M-0
THE hardware etoro OF John Heiner, No
1916 Main street, was entered by burglars
Some time Friday night or early Saturday
morning and seven line revolvers taken.
AN entrance was effected by removing q
PAM Of glass from the upper portion O.
tho door, leading ont into the alley in the
rear. The value OF the goods is about $50
The revival service at the Fourth ssgeet
church last evening was quite largely at
tended and was a most delightful occa
aion. The religious interest appears to be
growing de- per and the feeling Of the PEG:
pie OF tho congregation more intense, evefy
DAY. Services will he continued every
evening this week commencing ut 7:3(
O'Clock.
THE case Of Louis Dachtslli and Joseph
Reynolds, charged with fighting in Dennis
issloon, wss iiullly settled in Police CourI
Saturday morning. The testimony showed
that th5 Italian was the Gggreesor aud
richly deserved the thraahing be received
In consideration of the Injuries Judge
Jeners assessed him the light fino OF S;
and coste, and dismissed the charge
lagains. Reynolds.
| LATE Saturday afternoon Officer Stsvene
Of the city police force, arrested q mulsttc
named Charles L. Stewart on q warrant
sworn out by Philip Vented, charging
him with the larceny Of two pictures OF the
value OF s. so. The pictusen we're alleged
to have been taken from Wentzel's house
| The accused had hearing before Justics
Davis and vas committed to jail in deiaul,
Of $500 bail for his appearance. this after.
noon. .I,..F5.
THERE were about thirty people from,
Bellsire at the Opera House Saturday
evening, who had come up to see Minnie
Maddern, intending to go home on the B.
& O.'s Cincinnati express, understanding
that the train would be held for them.
They missed it, however, snd had TO 20
back by way Of the atreet cars to thelower
eud Of the line, then walk to Benwood and
DO terried over in akifls. 1t wae O. very
disagreesble experience, especially for the
ladies in the party. @
SATURDAY afternoon John Taylor, one
Of the force OF men employed in tearing
down the old Parker house on Water
street, between Eleventh aud Twelfth, was
hurt in painfnl manner by the careless
ness Of a fellow workman named Miller,
who in throwing down piece ofscant!ing
struck Taylor On the head, knocking him
insensibe. A cash was made in the
scalp that required seven stitches to cloae
tup in proper manner. Several email
arteries were cut. 1t is understood that q
largo and handsome structure will be
built on the site Of the old building nov
being demolished.
ANoNd the large number OF indictmentn
returned by the U. S. Grand Jury recent
] ly in session at Psrkeraburg, was one
against Porter Grigaby and Alexander
Gardner, colored, both Of this city, for
counselling and advieing illegal voters ct
the Second ward polls in this city, at the
last general election. Saturday they were
arrested on capsises Issued by the Cont,
to Capt. Tom shallcross, and placed in Jail.
Later in the day they were released on
bail. The CAGES will be heard in June
when the Court will probably meet here.
Both are Republican workers. No DEM
ocratic workers have Been pulled up.